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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANrED-BY REsrt cTAnLs WHITE orRI-
s s,s, i s s-s'eiv refsrsne's Aaar-' io<
w ANTED-ENGAoENrNr FOR COOKS. CHAM.
N9r-e>. Ccsehmsu. Waters and Hea-s Boys All e,tx
refer-ncsa DICKS AGENCY, els sih 81 NV dao AZ
XEANTED-AT HEADVr AR1ERs = posTT1oxs
w for Cooks. Chamberrnslis, Mstre~s. LAundress
and >urscs. Seamstrc<s Men Waiter. CSoks Co.chn..
Buslsu sAML A coONB> 90 D ct Ia. d3O- Sc
WANTKD-To IEARS SOME GOOD BrsINrss
w evenings After u osn write shorthand sod
operate tyre writer fAiriy csl or addre.. 305 Ttk
81 AZ Izo-2ts
WASTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COL RED wo.
w Hn ccok. situation Good city references Call
f 1906 stnw. lie
WANrKD- BY A BrsPTCTABIR CofoRr n MAN
w Situation a. waiter In q private family or An a
hotel. rood refercnoes csll a ash Jersey ave
WANTED = SITUATION AS BUTLER ny A
Qualincatlons. city rfererci. H. strctiV nr<sl...
fesse can OF address BIZ rLiR. 6i5 @;id III arc 2t.
wANTED-By YOUNG ENGiisHNaS. A srr-
w ustion valet or indoor iaan tharoasb nj, ma
stands his ou-ine-s boston aud New Nora ~ ervnc
Address 1887 x st nv dip.3S.
WANIED-sIrpATloN FoR COOKS. EousE-
w workers. Maids, Nur.es. MaitersI co.shmsn
Solutions. bartenders statesmen and s.l-...sses
stier he 2 male aud female. D. ~. BURNHAN e:so-
"SSf s'.h" d13-ots
WANTED-Bl AN ENPERIENCEp sTFxoa-
w r@pher position ss Rmanuensis Gan oters,e
bennington" or .Galrr4ph, Furnish best 81 rxs.r
ssnees: city preferred Address NJ. Lock Eef az,
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Frank Hurd says that there Is no doubt what
ever, In his opinion OF the denomination on Press,
dent Cleveland. but, when asked who womb n
nominated on the same ticket for ce-President
answers: "You must not ask me that"
1.-THE name CT the candidate should be tsurs
this interview VIII De quoted 20 illustrate an, wo,
derful n,odesty WV
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WANTED--BOARD.

NyANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w by January 18th, board with genteel and com
nara syely private family location bet 9TH and 18th
aud a sta NV. Address. stating terms. &C. n o. s.,
Star once. d20-2r
NKyANTEp-ROOM AND BOARD IN n W. SEC
w ton of city in private family, there
few other ooarders. Address. stating terms, X. d.
star Office. d20-3ts
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All of the above will be found conspicuously
displayed on the fourth floor, on long wide
tables, enabling you to see the entire stock at q
glance. making q suitable selection very easy
matter.
tFourth Aoor1
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and Z sts. NV.
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COLDER TINS EvHsrsa.

COLDER TINS EVENING.
COLDER STILL To MORROW AND A COLD WAVE
LATER. WHEN THE COLD WEATHER ARRIVES
1T WILL PROBABLY REMAIN AWHILE.
WOULDN'T IT BE WISE TO PROVIDE FOR IT.
you WANT AN OvERCoATs WHERE CAN YOU
FIND NEWER OR MORE FASHIONABLE STYLES.
BETTER GOODS OR BETTER WORKMANSHIP
THAN HERE WHERE CAN YOU GET AS GOOD
GARMENT FOR THE SAME MONEY? LOOK THE
CITY OVER. EXAMINE EVERY OTHER sTOcK.sEE
WHAT YOU CAN FIND, AND THEN TAKE A
LOOK AT OURS YOU'LL FIND LARGER STOCKS,
BUT IF YOU FIND As CLEAN" ONE As OURS,
WITH AS FEW OLD GOODS IN IT, LET Us KNOW
1T.
WHERE CAN you FIND "sCHNAB1.E" BEAVERS,
LINED WITH THE BEST SILK THAT'S MADE AND
MADE UPIN THE VERY BEST MANNER. FOR $40.
NEVER KNEW ANY ONE HERE TO SELL THEM
FOR LESS THAN ESQ.,
WHERE CAN YOU FIND AS HANDSOME A
sArIN.L1NED BEAVER COAT FOR els As WE
SHOW YOR. OR WHERE CAN YOU FIND AS FINE
LINE or INTERMEDIATE GRADES
IF YOU WANT CHEAP COATS WE HAVE GOOD
ONES AT S12, IN VARIOUS STYLES AND COLORs
OUR els ONES ARE AS HANDSOME AS ONE AT
s25
WHEN THE STORMY WEATHER COMES OR THE
RECEPTION SEASON FAIRLY SETS IN, YOU'LL
WANT STORM COAT, OR ONE OF OUR ENGLISH
OR IRISH CAPE OvERCOATs
THESE ARE THE MOST STYLISH GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON. NO ONE ELSE HAS
THEN. NO ONE ELSE HAD THE COURAGE TO
BRING SUCH GOODS HERE. BUT OUR TRADE
APPRECIATE THEM, AND THERE ARE BUT FEW
LEFT
WE IMPORTED ALAReE VARIETY OF STYLES
BUT ONLY FEW OF EACH
DON'T FORGET OUR HEAVY ENGLISH CAssr
MERE SUITS; THE BEST AND MOST FAsH1oNA.
BILE GOoEs TO BE FOUND.
DON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE STORM
COATS" LONG. HEAVY AND WARM Az Low AS
sl2 Anew LEFT AT s1o, BUT NO ASSORTMENT
OF SIZES.
Z b BARNUM CO.,
AGO 031 PENN AVENUE.
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Henry George sometime ago declared to a news.
paper interviewer that he had no expectation O,
running for President next year. but that h,s
party would support any good candidate on a plat.
form Of free trade.
what now puzzles the political philosophers is
70 mo out whether M George said this after or
before the publication OF the Pres,uents ANNA,
message.
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WANTED-HOUSES


WANrLp FOR IMMEDIATE CASH puR
Anice room bnct Hoasen. y. IRON s5 600 TO o. 600
Do 90 %. do $4,000 20 $1,000.
Do d. OsIstOl mi rom SS% !; $3.50 5000 20
Have party wanting 70 inves, sio. 600 In small
houses making q good IN yestEpent
dle-St DANlD ID STONE SOC Ftnw
WANTED-A LADY or INPERIENcE WANTS m,
w Join Iarty In G nductiag q srse bOardlns houss
IA the northwest or viii rsut furnished nous. uhr,
the occupants will lizard Addr--s HOML stsr
Office ala Ms
NvANTED-A WIDOW LADY FROM MAINLAND
w experfenced In keci1is boarxers. wishes = fur
nished House. central Al reut taken in board With
privilege Of other usrers. Eentleiasn's house pre-
ierred. Address CENTRAL. star office dls-3t.
NNANTED OF OWNERS A Two STORY PREss
w brick front dwelling u rooms "A .sch fonrl
bathroom, cellar and good yard m. A. no basement
located between ana aud sth aud 10th a ";
Ineut--Four good hrick dwellings, with mod imp ln
desirable location, for e. 800 each cash Al.o pr,.-s
brick front dwelling with mod impts, between eth
and 10th and south OF a. 500 hall isl-
ance IN monthy pap ments. Nm. H. BARsTQw, ol5
9Th st. nv. dlS-6t
WANrED-DIRECT FROM owNERS IMPROVED
w and unimproved Property % sell QUICK sslss and
moderate commission Apply 30 q C. Hill. cor 18th
and u SITS. d9-2~.
WANTED-DlRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lota for cssh purrhsser~. any property
placed with wall be literally advert sed Of our en-
pense. lents collected Estates managed. Insursncs
effected HOLLAND 4 THOMPSON
lel3 1913 St. Adjoining sun building
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Each Dress Pattern viii be put mp In an 81
tractive box.
WOODWARD L LoTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and Sta. NV.
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WANTED-LROOMS.

WANTED - FURNISHED SECOND STORY
w front with heat and gas. bet 18th and 18th
and and X Sta, NV: will ray $40 Sl2 per mo.
Address, with particulars Box A. star Office d20 2t'
WANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
located: children. c. B. CAYwooD. tbasementD
GIG st. n. ". d20-3ts
WANTED-LARGE SUNNY ROOM AND BOARD
w for gentleman wife and child, between II and p
SITS and 14th and Connecticut private family
preferred. Address Box 81. star Office. d20 ST.
XNANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL ON Us
w every day for furnished and unfurnished rooms
Persons having them for rent will money by
ing Room Renting Agency, 6l2 9th st. w.d1 Inn
HVANIED-NOw Is YOUR BEST CHANCE To
w rent rooms clsAm best facilities for renting
same. Call for information. terms, &c. ID. q. PROC
TOR son, 1925 St NV nls-lm
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IT. l.: +. |, j s#HH :.
4sfI Il Il i4sfIIHHEiiYFII#$ssjjS' I'll
C ! E. E:$E E.. ISL 81
WV Y \ E T. II 4 i :
wAsMNeToNs MOST POPULAR TRADING RI.
SORT.
IL LARGE FLOORS DEVOTED TO BUSINESS
Each and every one Of our
80 DEPARTMENTS
FANCY, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
To give list Of all the articles displayed would be
an impossibility, but by the CROWDS WHICH VISIT
OUR STORE DAILY we are led To belieye that our ef
forts are being APPRECIATED.
We would call your attention TO our line Of
LEATHER GOODS.
Of which we have an unsurpassed assortment-ss
Specialist Lot Of oBLONa PURSES, with inside pock.
ct. all leather
iLot Of osIoNG POCKET ROCKS a.. ,s.,,
corners
Worth Csc .41c
Lot of GENUINE SEAL and JAPAN EsE LEATHER
PURSES, metal corners,
worm @l.oO .S6c
We are also showing an elegant assortment Of
JEwELRY.
Of which would mention:
Line of CEILDREN's RINGS, warranted solid gold.
Really worth %. our speciality at........-...9S c
Line Of PINS, new designs. with pin and chain at-
tached.
Lot Of MOoNsToNE PINS, ali ooiors finished in
rolled gold.
We are selling $50
DOLLS.
We claim to have THE BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF DOLLS IN THE CITY. and Judging by the i'm
quanty which We have sold we think our claim must
ANEW LINE JUST OPENED.
1 Lot ELEGANT BIsQUE DOLLS. jointed limbs
flowing hair, natural eyes,
Fully worth 9Oc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
The same STYLE larger
ABEAUTIFUL BIsQUE DOLL. iointed limbs, dow
ing hair,
Worth every cent of 81. so at.............e csc
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Every item bargain.
Lot of PLUSH COVERED PHOTOGRAPH Al
BUNS,
i Line LEATHERETTE COVERED ALBUMS.
Were 81. 80, now Csc
Lot of LEATHER COVERED ALBUMS
WS.oo
fHGE o IL fSscF sF5S ON EVERY
AS NOT ONE SHAH thh HE SAss1En OVER AFTER
e.
En- sss e II m ss$ $s M ssss
ssS / Fl ! I'd sss ssss
ago 7TH. 9Th. AND STREETS.
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a2o Corner tn and 9 Il.
III $! !; E.. 4 e. e. e. {. Y
e. s. +: g. s. e. e. e. :. ::
Let Us take you on short tour among our Holiday
Goods. We will cover quite variety. and no doubt
you will read Of something here that you will want to
look at.
PLUSH GOODS.
In Plush Goods we are Offering every variety Of fancy
set that is made. We mention:
s1.s4 Dressing Bet, SILK Plush Boz. satin.lined
White goods httnss-brush. comb. mirror and rail
file.
s3.75 Silk Plush Boxes; satin.linsd: White and
Amber fttinss; worth %.
s5 Plush Sets, o pieces. worth $3.50.
Manicure Sets put up in nne, imported lsathsrstts
boxes SOC.
FANCY GOODS.
Genuine Fancy Leather Collar and Cuff Borss re.
duced from 90 to &c.. because Ne have quahtity Of
them.
Shaving Sets of all kinds. from s1.4s to s7.4s.
ALBUMS.
Our stock of Photograph Albums includes every
thing from 25-cent Leatheretse albums to S5 Fine
Plush and Genuine Leather Albums
MIRRORS
We have the Triple Shaving Mirrors for gentlemen;
plate glass and oak frames: s325
There is nothing in the way OF Dolls. all kinds and
prices. We cannot show you.
BRASS GOODS
We can show you an elegant line Of Brass Smoking
Sets at rs. CSC, 1.25 and up to sa4s.
Brass Inkstands. with cut sass bottles from l9c to
Every variety Of Brass csndlesticks rhSfmouusters
and vssss
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
lIYou can find Christmas Cards on our counter al the
Wy from cent to % each.
SPECIAL.
Ahne Plass.alsss Mirror. 1915 inchss in frames
made Of SILVER Bsonss. copper. bto.ss end Copper.
we are selling at $3.50. variety Of shapes.
wssrs open Nightly until o'eloeh
| e Fl s. III
E#s & Fl t. lie.
AGO sis.s1s 7rA Or n. W.
HAspsoxa Casnrx.s P.ssssFs
RoR LADIES AND oHNfIH1fEN
1 lss:ss e s.sssecs = - I>ss shAs hsvs
FINE ART NEEDLEwoRK 1MBRoInhRHD
b.sfe; ~ 1 Mn. e bce sss e ers
New ana oft5ot3e designs for Dt1mpdne
| At MIA = 1HAokt1fAM
Tsachse e A. Na6aswufk,
Cahisra1As Tsnss.
NORWAY spRucf FOR cnAfsfifAs fsrts.
CUT lfowns And rrAitFs.
tNxoarE11ls ron anAvla ffo
JOIN aAut GA 70 Il NV,
al7-es' opssoas rassas onsa
| Af v RAM E09 11Ner - = - ~ -
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Posr1rvKIr No GooDs
TO an CARRIED INTO o,,u

5l4 OH street NV
You can oesutfy your homes By adding some Of our
Novelties at . small expense. 'Abrids ed LIST:
Hand-p&inted Plaques. 39c.
Grand Army Tripod. 49c.
Grand Army Ash Receiver d9v
An Fancy BASKETS at cost:
Art Shades siIk PONCE, 500 mar v.rs
Fancy Cords from Sc p@.r yard nn
10 ~ cent on ON ali Ayyy ioue Flower.
Lassslins Of other Fsary Goods At cost
OPFENHEIMER, szs 9th d an
Sole Aren't for the' Light Running New Nome Sew
nr Hae1ine. mort scceptsbBe present for Chrstmaa
Hsar's Dress Fsrris only g.
Ss~ Bu.t0n-Ebole Atsschznents an
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ULEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
s.s sSrd.w,dDo De- S Goods Sc 20 50 .moaz which
ssseatif aQc, and 80 I1aaes Cloth: a ssc.s qiss
nHon .oc o $3.50, fowsh and .Nspkins Gloves,
fSSspy p nsndssrehiefs ssaSfA ymDrellss Nccf
sSs. o6as.na other things very be.ntiral good and
oas-kW 907 st.. Masonic Temple
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RBf 90 ssss TIT or, sxE
s III &c d - =: + $s IS III
Y y "A ERR R # ZEE TIT W
W "a ( ( Il ZEE + \
ssss TIT 90 RRR EEn
So, Q OR RE
ssss i 90 ( EEEn::-.
TIT 90 # + ZEE TIT
I oooo II ILL ZEE +
GGcGS "A ssss ZEE ssss
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We have had manufactured for our Holiday Trade
three special Plush Dressing Toilet Gases which
claim to be better bargains for the money than
else Is offering We have taken great care in selecting
the style Of box and quality Of plush and satin lining
used in their manufacture. They come in different
coors garnet olive. old gold and blue and are fitted
with different styles Of toilet articles making line OF
very servceable and handsome cases. at exceedingly
low prices. We guarantee the quality Of boxes and
fttinfs.
Case No. 2, 1Okx4x inches. containing Comb, Brush
and Mirror. Black Oval Fittings. 80.
Fancy Ivoroyd Fittings S1S7
White or Amber Celluloid Fittings, 81 g.
Case No. 3, III x6 inches. containing Come Brush
and Mirror, Projecting Base, Black Oval fittings,
S1.99.
Fancy Ivoroyd Fittings 42.48.
White or Amber Celluloid Fittings. o.. 40.
Case No. 4, 2x8k inches Octason Corners Project
ing Base. containing Comb Brush and Mirror Fancy
Iv0r0yd Fittings 82.9S.
White or Amber Celluloid Fittings, $299.
These only few from our many styles of cheaper
and more expensive cases. but for these We claim
especial merit, the best value for the money ever
offered.
SMITH wARDwELL.
n16-3m 7o5-7O7-7o9 Market Space
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Hor1D4r Pn.srsrs

HoIIDAY PREsEsrs
71s NAkxEr sSAck
The great sale Of Holiday Goods stu Ssntinsa Our
goods and prices sttrssve and sales dns1ng the
ofcorrespeudins WEEKS Il any pssvsu ye4e, bu4 not
vifhstsnding our immense sales. Stock Is SIN com
plete.
celluloid Sets. pieces, from s15o to ss cecil.
Celluloid Sets, pieces, ct % .Ss. worth ease.
Celluloid setsw with Manicurecomplsts CABS tos12.
All new goods and great bargains.
Work Boxes ana wosk. BsskstA P2funssy in Fancy
BasHets, Manicure Dsts. from SO ~.
Umbrellas In aiotia. Windsor ahd snf. extra good
values.
initial Embroidered and fAes aAdksfehjtfS IN sfsss
variety 1t low prices.
oensismsn Plain and initial faasdtashisfs In linen
and silk.
Lot d silt Handxsrchisfs reduced 70 csc.
Lot Of st fAndtsrchisfs reduced to Soc Both ssll-
ing ryrapidly.
Neckwear. Gloves, Jswslry LAes tiehus and Scarfs,
Pocketbooks Card Cases Tshle Linens, Towels Black
Dress 0osds, Ladies' snd Childrsnp Mufs ma boas.
and thousand other useful aftcle1 suitable for Holi
day Presents Our stook u small Fancy Articles rang.
ing In price from 10 to SOC. large and ~
tfsctivs.
Later n the week VIII necessarily have many sin.
gle pieces and BROKEN lots which viii b. sold regaress
of cost value have determined 70 cafry hoth
ing over that Low prices will sel.
store open every evening this weeA until o'cioct
T. g. DAVIS
AGO no MARKET SPACE. cor. 9Th 1t.
THr GanArrsr BAHaArss EvrR
OFFERED
In this city in fine ready.msas Clothiue at the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLorH1Na CO.
A Fine o25 Chinchills Ovsrcoat Ut els.
Fine $50 Chinchilla OvercoAt at el2.
Fine Sy3 Kersey Overcast ~ e13.
ATins els Kersey Overcoat u o11.25.
Avery Fine Beaver Ovsrcoat at %.
An All-wool Mixed Ovsrcost $3.50.
An Atwood Cheviot Suit at 110.
Fine Mixed Business Suits at %, "a, and SS.
Fine Prince Albert Suit ct els.
For Boys from Is to Is years, OvercoAs q a, Is,
356O and 90; Suits 1t o., %, and a.
For Children. from to IL. SuitS q $3.50, %, $3.50
and "a and upwards; overcoats at %, so. a.
and Is.
full line of odd Pants for Men, Boys shd Children
very cheabat
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
d20 Corner 7th ana q TN
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


EoR sALE-A BARGAIN.-IoT on 18th ST.
Small cash Psy%sa9 J. ITTfroR D. isssSf
EoR sALE-CHEAP-Two LOIS ON COLUMBIA
II Heights. 400 feet frOm i4th-st cars; only si,3So
rsr aos aSR KiPsiss i.ss
sn,.s sAhH .;xs,s .Sp5 ,n on LaSI.R AVE-
h0sse sse ps5 fo.s Only ss cash sasncs time
2 81 foot only .pnl g. s,.R Rsy%s1' ,Tesglrs
Eoh sALE-A FINE LOT, :.O.el. 80. on OREGON
mar mar New HsmP.hre ave- 80 cent. Isr .qsre ig?,
4 JOHNSTON. 7Ss 18th ST. dIs.M A
EoR sLE,S INTEREST IN 10000 FEEr
ground well located northeastai Id. also Hoas-s
5000: s$oSa 5000 $1,000 s s5l isIS t p5SS
FSoaE1 s 9, 7, ..F nors THE NonTHwEsrv
' ss St. bet 2 Sss ssd Sl 5.a lf isisr
FOR sALE.oNE OF IHL BEsI LOCATED LOTS
II in the most fashionable part Of the northwest eta
dist Address NORTHWEST. Star once.
ISoR SALE By THos. q. EENsEY.
East Capitol st, bet 6,S and s, Nv ao.l.s per
SoiI my a. opposite J: ave NV Per ft.... &c.
CoLumbis Heehts i3th st esionded SOC
IyoR SALON MARYLAND AVE AND 10TH
back to l0foot alley sub lot A. square p5 Use per
foot with easy terns Also. sub lot ~ 9th
some price; both lots brought down 20 grade: No
trouble about license Apply 20
WELLER q REPETTI
dl4-2w 500 Pennsylvsnis ae
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT on sTn
Vs. between 1 'h sno N HI FEE ss.prrr.
dSlm e2s stnw
J. r. HERTFoRD.
DIV 1423h y ST.
IroR sALE-FoUR DESIRABLE LOTS 2IAx66 OR
IL nve l1hx66. in three blocks Of Dupont Circle,
very cheap price 1928 per foot Apply CHARLES
EARLY, COS 18th St n ". n30-lm
IroR sALE-1HE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE
Il DAY. offer Building Lots on grade. and on street
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SrnucnAsrr Dnrss PArrEsxs

PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
A dress psstsn cembipes usefulncsa. With In
expensiveness, to . better advantage than A.
most anything you can select
We are showing Q very extenstvs hne.more
than ever before-which we ODER ct exceedingly
reasonable prices.
PRINT DRESS PATTERNS
b: ssss :Iss rs:, :: .:: m ss
tanning 3. 10 and IL yda
ONLY 81. so AND e6c. PER PATTERN
PURPLE, AND MOURNING PRINT PATTERNS.
Exeelle It styiea best QuAlitisA containing 10
and 12 yds.
ONLY 80 AND e6c. PER PATTERN
INDIGO BLUE PRINT PATTERNS.
Colors warranted. neat styles, 10 and IL yds.
ONLY so AND 08c. PER PATTERN.
FINE GINGHAM DRESS PATTERNS
Choice variety Of seersucksr, and fancy
stripes, and plaids; best washing colors; pat
terms Gotta n 10 and IL yds.
ONLY 81 AND e1.25 PER PATTERN.
FINE BLUE PERoALE DRESS PATTERNS.
ONLY S1.25 PER PATTERN
FIGURED SATTEEN DRESS PATTERNS.
Best American goods. larvs variety Of sttrac-
tive dark styles.
ONLY e1.25 PER PATTERN.
MER1NO WOOL DRESS PATTERNS.
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CHR1srMAs SALE
OF
BIZ ACK Sill KS.

WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Offer the following Extraordinary Values In
Silks.
Gentlemen who propose to give their wife
SILK Dress for present should take 3D.
vantage of this opportunity:
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WANTED-LOTS.

HUANTED-THE COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT
w Cumpany with considerable ready capital desires
TO make immediate purchases. Owners of desirable
vacant ground and medum-sze houses, especially i'm
the eastern section. cali upon or address CHARLES
SHIELDS 1006 st. NV. dist
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PERSONAL.

N THE WRITER OF THE AxcNYMous LETTE9
please = send he sadssss % hkkEsiikN sssr once
d2o-A-
JAMES McDEvlTT, CHAaLEs 4. FIINDER
81 DETECTIVE Agency, hoons No nos Pa ave NV
This sssney n ihdeIsndent Of Government or mum
* divorcs csssa. diS-im
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p s.. To avoid the immense rush. call, if possible.
before IL am. n1S-2m
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-22
He Ignores Dakota.

Crookston Chronicle.
No doubt Mr.. Cleveland will gather
much valuable information while on his
trip, of the vastness of this great Repub-
lie; but as a statesman and the chief ex-
ecutive he should haye extended his
iourneyings SO that he could also have
seen the cities and the intelligent people
of the mighty empire Of Dakota-twice
as large as New York, moro than four
times as large as tho great state of Ohio,
containing six hundred thousand peo-
pie who have been kept in territorial
pinafore for twenty years. 1t is Just
where he should have gone to sec for
himself what rank injustice has been
melted out to the citizens there for years
and years; but he dare not do this for
the simple reason that it is not the inten-
ton of his party to right these glarinG
wrongs and he. knowing this, gave Da-
kota the the cold shoulder. In his last
message to congress President Cleve-
land did not even mention the territory
or the appeals of its citizens for admis'
sion into the Union. The assessed val.
uation Of Dakota is greater than ten OF
the other states, and all the territories
combined, and it pays more revenue ia
the general government than many Of
the southern states.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-22

IT is a remarkable fact that neither oil
the daily papers at Fargo discusses d.
vision; nor does the daily paper at BIS.
marck lend its voice In that direction.
What is the cause of this lethargy among
the daily journals at the two Dakota
ends of the Northern Pacific road? Can
it be that the Northern Pacific road docs
not want division? If so, the situation
may be stated in a nutshell, viz: The
N. P. road and its papers are against
division, which is the very best reason
why all other parts of the territory
should be for division. Ths N. P. and
its organs have run tho affairs of the
territory in the past; the question is.
Shall they continue to run them in the
future?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-22

i $780,: -: 49,. opposition that the north
:.":::: 80 known as North Dakota and
::io south as South Dakota. 1t was that
dual declaration which removed the
only barrier of opposition in the north
to division. The north was solid against
division on any other basis. The south
gave away on the question over a year
ago, and I am surprised to find that the
astute editor of the Tribune has so soon
forgotten the
The sentiment for division is strong
in North Dakota. Division will carry
by a majority that will awaken brother
jewell from his slumbers and cause HIM
to keep better posted in matters of cur.
rent history.
Mr.. JEWELS rejoinder is found in the
Tribune Of tho 10th. He lays it to the
reporter who intervied him rs follows:
Editor Hansbrough takes Editor
Jewell to task for saying to a Minneap-
oils Journal reporter that "there would
be no opposition to division in the north
if the south would consent to the name
of South Dakota on their part and North
Dakota for ours-both to be admitted
as states" and says he sis surprised to
find that the astute editor of the Tribune
has so soon forgotten the fact that the
south did consent to this last year," Ed
itor Jewell did not use the words attrib.
uted to him. What Editor Jewell did
say was that lin the north there is no
enthusiasm in the division movement
that it is considered chiefly in the inter-
est Of the politlcians-that there would,
however, be no organized opposition to
the movenient-that the opposition
would be a silent vote-that there would
have been no opposition to division two
years ago but for the fact that the south
failed to recognize the right of the north
to have anything to say about division
or the name that if they had at that
time consented to take the name of
South Dakota for their part and North
Dakota for ours. both to be admitted as
states, there would have been but little
opposition to division" That is what
Editor Jewell SAID, but the reporter alb
breviated it.